Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-09-10
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
LOCAL NEWS,

As have reduced ther dues from one dol lar to fifty cents per month.
 On Saturday last MT Leo Goldschmidt sold car load of furniture to the 0. T. Hayden Milling Company, of Tempe.
 Mr.J. F. Mayhem of the Halfway house between Florence and Casa Grande IS in the city to attend the meet ing of cattle men called for this evening. Mrs. Judge Campbell and son John nIe came from Santa Monica yesterday, and are the guests of Judge and Mrs. Barnes.
 One of the Began boys struck it rich | ID his olsim st the Olive, recently. The seam is not wide, and the ore lock- | commonplace, but 1t IS said to be ex- ceedingly rich. Mir. D. T. Elmore, superintendent of the famous Tortllita group, came iu | with his usual bullion shipment to-day | The bar weighed 2l0 pounds.
 Prescriptions carefully compounded and fresh drugs always on hand, at MT | F. Flelshmsn's drug store, corner Meyer | and Congress streets. Mir. Al. Richison of Florence is in the city taking in the fiesta. He reports Florence prosperiag and landed prop erty doubling in value every few weeks.
 Even in the purchase of triles the saving to be made by consulting our Catalogue IS surprisingly large. Hun dreds of people buy from IL every day. If 1t pays them will 1t not pay you?
 Bob Harrison has made s new strike for his Senate saloon. Jack Innes has been engaged as assistant miIologIst Jack is popular among the boys, and wlD prove big winning for the Senate
 The Miles presentation will be post poned subject to Gen. Miles ability to| be present. Ample notice to the public will be given through the press and otherwise when the date can be set.
 By order of Committee.
 The ola painted by Miss Lsurett. Lowell, for General Miles, is on exhibi tioa with the sword in J. A. Blsck's window, The figures and scenes on the olIa are so true 70 nature as to win com mendstions of praise from every one that sees them.
  Ar!zona Lumber company took pasesi or her own occount this morning. Alter considerable skylsrking around she wa finally caught, but not until the buggy had been pretty well scattered over about SD acre of territory.
 The Catalogue is sent free to any sd dress. and IS & valuable book to hay whether one cares to buy or not. WelD- stock * LubiD, Dry Goods, Clothing Shoes. Hats, Household Supplies, etc. 400, 40 k St., Sacramento, Osl.
 Dr.F. A. Odermstt contemplates 2 professional trip to Florence, PinRl and Silver King. The doctor IS one of the best dentists on the coast and gusran- tees satisfaction. If any of the gooC people theresbouts require his servIcet they cannot do better than to engage them.
 Mir. Freeman. cashier ot the Consolid- ated Bank, reports a general scarcity oi 3 and 10 cent. pieces. Falling short 1T the bank be sent out to get new supply, and to bis surprise found that they wert not to be had in the town. He wRs therefore compelled to order from San Francisco.
 The four Apache Indians tried at San Carlos for complicity in the last out break, have been taken to San Diego rs.ai-ss sbo s.a~i.ias PublaO ot tho find ings of the court martial before whom they were tried. They were taken through here on Saturday last by Lieut. Gstewood, of General Niles staff.
 Quite lot of rings were found in the robbers cave II the Rincon mountains But evidently they had not been taker on the last haul made by the freeboot ers. It is true that among the goods taken was an invoice of rings for Ssn Diego jeweler, but they were billed as If karat gold, whereas the rings found were IS carat fine. There are about four dozen of them.
 The ditch under A. J.DBvidson, on the Rillito, IS still progressing sstisfsc- torily Next week he expects 70 put on an additional force of men and push the work to completion. No more in the Riilito proper. can be done till the pres eBt rush oi waters sbgte. As soon how ever, as they do the work begun there prior to the recent rains will be finished and the ditch will then be ID shape for delivering water.
 Messrs. W. T. Jske < O., doing a
  shaw. are Rs popular and prosperous @ firm as can be found n Pima county. The low prices, good goods, courteous treatment and fair dealing, which hsTe alwsys characterized this firm have made them hosts of friends and patrons throughout the county. Another lead iny virtue of the firm IS the promptness with which they pay all outstanding &C., counts against them.
 Within a week or two the water will be tarDed into the Florence canal and fifteen miles will be filled. This will brIng the water into the lands to be ir- rigated lying adjacent to Florence. and 1t will give tangible evidence to visitors and strangers that the canal is a perms- nent enterprise. Its further extension will be through nearly level lands where its construction will be easy and rapid. -Enterprise.
 When Mir. John J. Devine resigned the office of Deputy Collector of Inter nal Revenue, which he so ably filled, Captain c. H. Webber WAS appointed to succeed him. The latter gentleman Is an exceedingly quiet, unobtrusIve oap. capable md well qualified for the posi- ton. He is Q republican in politics and was appointed under the Civil Service rules.
 Negotiations are pending for the sale to Saint Louis parties of the Monarch, Mastodon, and Golden West mines iD the Bitter Well mountains Casa GrRnde distrIct. These properties have the rep utation of being first class. They are owned oy Jem Wood and others of Casa Grande. Should they change hands as now anticipated, twenty stamp mill will be at once put up and another bull lon producer added to the credit of Final County.
 One day last week Q party coming in by team from Pbepjx, was caught ID the Nine-Mile- Water Hole, and roughly handled. He was advised by Mexi- can present, not to enter the river at that point, but he persisted in driving in. No sooner had he fairly struck the current than the water overturned the buggy and started everything down stream. The Mexican succeeded in res cuipg the man. one of the horses and